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Old 11-25-2012, 07:49 PM
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I like the breather idea , your like me. I'll get to it , when I get to it.
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Looking good OK take a break.
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Looking good OK take a break.
Thanks Sam. A couple more mins and I'll start watching the walking dead. Got to let it record enough so I can skip the commercials.
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I'm thinking about putting the KY breather on it to make it look more like stock.
What are you thinking...don't think KY makes a breather? ROFL....
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Good job, buddy! Things are coming together nicely.
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Thanks Sam. A couple more mins and I'll start watching the walking dead. Got to let it record enough so I can skip the commercials.
They killed a bunch of zombies, now back to work.
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Opps darn T and Y keys are so close to each other.

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Not to many tonight and it's to dark now. I've been doing this on the trailer so I can drive it off when I'm done with it.
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Ok here's my serial number off the 782 2050594U665094*

Will this conversion work for my 782? Post #7 and #8. His serial number is 2050601u714340 which is just under the 720000 cut off for the IH built cubs. If this will work does any one have a larger version of it? I need to find my reading glasses!
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I got wiring diagram from Roland and picked up my relay last night $17.31 after tax for the Bosch relay. Adam is going to come by Thursday night and make sure I don't screw something up.

I've asked Allen to host the wiring diagram on his photo bucket account so it will be here for all to see.

Thank you Roland!
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